Chateau from the 11th Century Fully Restored at Pont du Gard

Property Description

Ideally located between Uzès and Pont du Gard, in the heart of a preserved natural environment overlooking the Gorges du Gardon, this architectural gem is one of the most remarkable properties in the Gard. Built in the early 11th century on the site of an ancient Roman temple, this millennium-old château comprises about 2,000 m² fully restored (up to 3,000 m² exploitable), offering a rare balance between historical richness and contemporary comfort. Over the centuries, the building has traversed medieval, Renaissance, 18th and 19th-century periods, with architectural elements carefully preserved: ancient vaults, mural frescoes, monumental fireplaces, period parquet floors, and original decor. Formerly operated as a 5-star hotel and gastronomic restaurant, the château offers 9 elegant suites, all equipped with comprehensive amenities, and benefits from modern technical facilities (air conditioning, fiber, elevator, walk-in wine cellar). The estate spans about 3.5 hectares and provides an exceptional natural setting with a swimming pool, ample parking, and a high capacity for private or professional events. A former property of prominent families, later granted by Napoleon I to a Paris prefect, this dwelling has undergone extensive restoration to restore its full prestige. This rare property combines heritage value, renovation quality, and strong development potential in a strategic location. For more information and a full file, please contact Marie-Caroline Dellus.